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>>28137946
good self control, I don't have it.
I start doing the wildly hopeful percentages in my head and feel that I need to maximise my GUARANTEED gains this very instant. I'm not all-in on crypto though, mostly stocks. I'm not sure even I could go unironically all-in on funny internet money like some brave anons.

>>27492048
Yeah don't worry anon, I let the greed consume me and didn't sell when I was +$26,000 kek, now I'm down a few grand. In the future I will take my profits
>that's life.mp3

>>27415373
It's not, it's also people who missed out on the initial upswing - mostly cryptofaggots who haven't educated themselves in how this differs from their bread and butter PnDs, and don't really care either.
The thing about the cryptofag is that they haven't really had a chance to sleep since 2018, this hurts the human. They exist in a world of constant deceit, always trying to get one over on each other (the very basis of the value of cryptocurrencies). They see the line go down and they rejoyce because thank fuck it wasn't them this time. Just my opinion cryptofags, maybe if we fall down to 150% my initial investment I'll consider selling - not a moment before.

>>26804003
I've set it because of all the bullshit that happened yesterday (and today) with
>oooh we can't process all this TRAFFIC
>oopsie, we've had to shut down orders of GME
>our servers are down, oh we did a little fucky wucky
I've still got more than half my shares on the off chance the powers that be allow me to sell when I want. It's my money, redditfag

Take it easy guys, it's only money - I'm holding until I see that squeeze

>>26257273
200-300% is certainly hopeful, but that's what we're all here for. Remember that basically nobody beats 'the market' (~10% on average) over the years. some good picks and promising ETFs and you will make it. If you're in your 20s don't even worry too much, this has been said so many times but the most important factor is getting that exposure to the stock market early on in life. All the people around you won't be thinking about this kind of shit until their mid-30s and by then you'll have a decade of growth on them.

>>26020976
Good anime for non-anime watchers like moi:
Ping Pong the Animation (trust me)
uhhhh
probably some others

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